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p=0.054

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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Caterpillars of two lycaenid butterflies, Chlorostrymon maesites (Herrich-Schäffer, 1865) and Cyclargus thomasi (Clench, 1941), consume immature seeds of Cardiospermum corindum in southern Florida, and because they cause considerable (occasionally more than 50%) loss in production, they are likely to be significant interspecific competitors of Jadera haematoloma ( Carroll 1988 ).
In fact, there are likely to be significant trade-offs, contestations, conflicts and unforeseen side effects and consequences of urban sustainability initiatives at all scales.
Urban tinkering.
Sustain Sci · 2018 · PMC6267159
Since costs for registration, transportation, storage, procurement, and administration are likely to be significant; we took some of the cost components of the Malawi input subsidy program from Chirwa and Dorward (2013) to provide a proxy for what the costs of Nigeria’s subsidy program could be. 13 Table 10 provides benefit–cost ratios of the GES, valued at market prices and without accounting for economy-wide effects.
Moreover, if we take into account that there is abundant vegetation and water present (river banks, parks and irrigated croplands) and high humidity, factors that promote the proliferation of mosquito vectors, in those areas where positive dogs have been detected, the risk of CVBD infection and its effect on public and animal health is likely to be significant throughout the year.
When classification systems exhibit low reliability and validity there is likely to be significant heterogeneity within each category of the classification and thus a resultant variability in the treatment of injuries between clinicians, between treatment centers and across various geographies.
24 The exact mechanisms causing this vasodilation are not fully understood but evidence indicates that neither the direct vasodilatory effects of amino acids on the blood vessels, nor their metabolism in the liver or the release of hormonal factors from the liver, are likely to be significant contributors.